Testing and Test Data Quiz

Test data that is typical (expected) and should be accepted by the system

• Boundary data

• Normal data

• Abnormal data

• Extreme data

Test data at the upper or lower limits of expectations that should be accepted by the system

• Extreme data

• Normal data

• Boundary data

• Abnormal (erroneous) data

Test data that falls outside of what is acceptable and should be rejected by the system

• Extreme data

• Boundary data

• Normal data

• Abnormal data

A system has validation to ensure that only numerical values between 1 and 10 are entered as an input. 7 would be an example of…

• Normal test data

• Extreme test data

• Abnormal test data

• Boundary test data

A system has validation to ensure that only numerical values between 1 and 10 are entered as an input. “Twelve” would be an example of…

• Extreme test data

• Normal test data

• Abnormal (erroneous) test data

• Boundary (extreme) test data

A system has validation to ensure that only numerical values between 10 and 20 are entered as an input. 10 and 20 would be described best as…

• Boundary (extreme) test data

• Normal test data

• Abnormal (erroneous) test data

• Extreme test data

Which of the following is not a type of test data?

• Boundary data

• Normal data

• Random data

• Extreme data

What is the purpose of test data in software testing?

• To slow down the system's processing

• To confuse the system with irrelevant data

• To intentionally cause errors in the system

• To ensure that the system only accepts valid input

What is the purpose of using boundary data in software testing?

• To intentionally cause errors in the system

• To ensure that the system only accepts valid input

• To slow down the system's processing

• To confuse the system with irrelevant data

Which of the following is an example of abnormal (erroneous) test data?

• Random data

• Normal data

• Extreme data

• Boundary data